The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-12-10


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Am unknown man, aged sixty years,
was found dead with n large hole in his
head on the cowcatcher ef an engine on the
Lehgh Valley Railroad at Penn Haven
Sunday morning. The man,it is surmised,
was walking on the track unobserYed by the
engineer between White Haven and Penn
Hayen, as it was not known he was on the
engine until it stopped at the latter place.
The remains were inferred at Laurytowni
odd Fellows, Attention!-A special
meeting will be held in Rebers Hall, on
Wednesday evening, December IA, 1887,
for the purpose of comforting the Rebekah
! Degree. The ladies of the r. D., and those
wishing to receive the Degree, are herewith
specially and cordially invited to be pres
enf. w. I. PETERS, d. d. G.. NJ
The holidays are coming; you will ask
yourself what sort of present you can get
for your dear. You surely cannot bry a
more suitable present than good suit or
oYercoat; Sondheim, of the One Price Star
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk, has a full
line of them at rock bottom prices.
Our old friend Charles Froelich. writ
ing from Minnesota, says that the ADvo-
CATE is eagerly looked for each week. Mr..
Froelich and family also desire to be re-
membered to old friends here. They are
comfortably located and meeting with much
success.
"A grand shooting match will come of
at Lewis Chrstman's Little Gap hostelry,
Friday. The sport of the day will wind up
with grand hop in the evening. All low
ers of fun should not fail to be present. as
good time can be expected.
THE Moravian congregation at Bethle-
hem appropriate annually a sum of money
sufficient to keep in good condition the
plot in the Gnaden Huetten cemetery, this
place, where the Moravian martyrs lie
buried.
The good wife of our young friend
Robert Hongen, presented him with a
bouncing baby boy recently, which in a
measure, accounts for the unusual geniality
of "Bob." Mother and child are doing
well.
The administrators of The late Solomon
Gomery, deceased, will expose at public
sale on the premises, in Mahoning town.
ship, on Saturday, Dec. 10th, valuable lot
of farming stock, including horse, cows,
&c.
"A young girl named Mary Schultz, of
Upper Mauch Chunk, gave birth to male
child in Philadelphia saloon one day re-
Gently, and is now confined in one of the
hospitals in that city, says the Record.
-Overcoats for men from 81 up to SIS;
oyercoats for boys from $3.50 up to S12;
overcoats for children from $3.50 up to $40
at Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Our whiskey is diluted with kerosene
and fusel oil, and the American Goldfish
ball is degenerating, but thank Heaven the
country is safe, while Tulip soap maintains
It's excellence.
The wide awake and always interesting
White Haven journal commenced its ninth
volume last week. Brother Feist has our
best wishes for future prosperity.
-Lehighton's popular cigar manufac-
turer, |. S. Koch, expects to occupy one of
the store rooms in Wieand's opera house
on or about January 1st, 1888.
"A poultry exhibition was in session at
WeatherlY this week. There is no doubt
but what it was well patronized by the peo-
pie of that locality.
Miss Emma Fritz, daughter of Daniel
E. Fritz of East Perm, was married to C.
NJ. Rehrig, by Rev. w. Moore, at Catas-
auqua, recently.
just received large line of ladies and
misses newmarkets and coats, at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
The Pennsylvania Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows will hold their annual conven-
ton at Allentown on the third Monday OF
next May.
While looking around for Christmas
present call at Kemerer & Swartz's and see
those $500 22x30 oil paintings, heavy gilt
frame.
-Trexler & Kreidler, the Bank street
carriage builders, haye laid substantial
plank pavement in front of their works.
Mems all-wool pan s, made to order, al
from $3.50 up to $40, at Sondheim's One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Christmas presents in endless variety
now open at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk
Christmas Cards, December Sd.
"A household without Tulip soap is al
incomplete as bell without a clapper or
young lady without beau.
The easiest riding carriages are to b.
had at Ebbert's livery stable on Nortl
street. Prices very low.
Gold pens, pencils and tooth picks
see new goods at E. II. Hollis iewelr
store, March Chunk.
T. We sell books cheaper than you cal
= get them from the cities at Il. f. Lucken
bach's, Mauch Chunk
"A new stock of colocks watches am
$ jewerly for sale at IIagamans store BAN
T. street, Lehighton Pa. 3m.
Six hundred and eleven divorces hav
; been granted in BerlSs county during th
y past twenty years.
During the month of October 1920 ga
II Ions of apple-jack were distilled in Lehig
Il county,
Counterfeit ten cent pieces are in eli
y culation. They are exceedingly well e,
II ecuted.
-"Our keepers say that Tulip soap
$ too good for us" Doodle Aldermen in Sin
= Sing.
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